TEMPUR-Pedic® power bases are designed to help you personalize your sleep space with adjustable comfort, relaxation features, and smart sleep technology. Use this guide to understand what each feature does, which base includes it, and how to use it.

Learn about TEMPUR-Material®, its origins, what sets it apart, and the specialty materials we use in our products.

When shopping for a new mattress, you've likely encountered certifications such as CertiPUR-US® and OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100. These certifications can provide valuable insight into the materials used in a mattress, and interpreting these certifications correctly can help you understand the products they evaluate.

If you sleep with a partner, motion isolation can be crucial for a great night’s rest. Tempur-Pedic^®'s proprietary TEMPUR-Material^® features a viscoelastic, open cell structure designed to provide pressure relief and motion isolation, making it an excellent component for life-changing sleep products.

At some point while in your search for the perfect mattress, you’ve probably asked, “What is Tempur-Material®?” or wondered how temperature-sensitive foam actually works. Behind the...

We’ve heard the rumors — it’s time to put them to bed. As one of the most recognized names in sleep, we’re often associated with assumptions about memory foam — particularly around heat...

TEMPUR-Material® has evolved significantly since Tempur-Pedic introduced its first mattress in 1992. Today, sleepers can choose from a wider range of feels and performance benefits than ever before.

Finding the right mattress can be more challenging when two people share the same bed. A split head king may be the modern solution for you.

When buying a new mattress, you want long‑lasting comfort, dependable durability, and reliable performance. Tempur-Pedic® mattresses are designed with these expectations in mind.

TEMPUR-Breeze® mattresses are designed with multiple cooling components that each play a specific role in helping manage heat from the moment you lie down to the moment you wake up.

Throughout the centuries, theoretical connections between brain activity and the necessity of sleeping were made, but not concretely proven. However, 20th century medical advancements began to open the door toward a greater understanding of the human mind and why we sleep. 

Why we sleep and why we dream are questions we’ve asked since the beginning of recorded history. From ancient Egyptian Sleep Temples to classical Greco-Roman poems and philosophies, these artifacts illuminate how understanding ourselves and the world around us drives our endless quest for good rest and good health.